CCB warns that AI accelerates and amplifies cyber threats, urges stronger baseline security
The Belgian Centre for Cybersecurity (CCB) published a notice stating that AI models and agents enable faster, more frequent and more effective vulnerability discovery and exploitation. Although no AI-agent-driven attacks have yet been observed in Belgium, the CCB assumes threat actors already use AI to automate attacks. It calls on all Belgian companies and organisations to strengthen baseline security, using the CyFun framework as a guide, and has launched a Frontier AI Hub for knowledge sharing with operators of essential services.
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